2007 August | Here & Now
Home Loans; A Frank Conversation; U.S. Embassy in Baghdad; The Week In Sports; Frederic Franklin
more »Virginia Tech Massacre Report; Avoiding Freshman Pitfalls; Pool Warning; Pakistan Power Play; Camel Deaths; Brain On Music
more »Katrina Anniversary; Promise of The Web; Israel Rejects Darfur Refugees; Darfur: A Young Perspective; Guilty Pleasures
more »Fires In Greece; Libby, Montana; New Orleans Latinos; Larry Craig; Author Merrill Markoe
more »Gonzales Resigns; Gonzales Resignation Reaction; Home Sales and Home Depot; The US Open; Stories From The Street
more »Mortgage Credit Crisis; “The Entitled”; Who Lost Iraq?; Green Dorms; Lazy Lester
more »Report Expresses Doubts about Iraqi Government; Political Roundtable: War and Politics; “100 or Less”; Bill Littlefield and the Week in Sports; Mort Sahl
more »CIA Report on 9/11 Failures; Is the Nation Prepared?; Challenger Generation; Cable Epiphanies
more »Can Maliki Survive?; Pastor to the Presidents; Can Chrysler be Saved?; “Foot Trolleys of Death”; The Science of Smiling
more »Immigration Activist Deported; A Crash Course in Market Basics; Bad Building; Vietnam Vet Helps Hometown Soldiers; “Kira-Kira”
more »Rescuers Killed in Utah Mine; Autism Study; The Home’s a Stage; Letters; Composer John Adams
more »Army Suicides; The New Cold Rush; British Leaving Troubled Basra; The Week in Sports; Elvis Marathon
more »Petraeus Plan for Iraq; Fuel of the Future?; Toy Risks I; Toy Risks II; Crown Prince of Woodstock; Air Guitar Championship
more »Heat Wave; Get Healthy or Pay; Tracking Parolees; Architectural Dance; Musical All-Stars
more »Rove Departing; Building a Better Water Jug; Pope Benedict’s Edicts; Alternative to the Campus Bookstore; Eliza Minot
more »Stocks Plunge; What the Class of 2011 is Reading; Marine Cleared of Iraqi Murders; Art Science; Israel’s New Jazz Star
more »Bush Press Conference; The Campaign Trail; “Why Men Are Babies”; Big Dig Manslaughter Charge; Megastar Plays Falling Star
more »New Immigration Rules; “Crucible of Terror”; Medical Ethics; The Elderly and Humor; Lone Cranberry
more »Utah Mine Cave-In; Army Corps and Katrina; Sarkozy’s Vacation; Advertising and Food; Robin Cook
more »Weapons Gone Missing; Imported Food Safety; Western Wildfires; Profile of a Firefighter; “Edible Estates”; “Sweet Land”
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Here & Now’s Alex Ashlock recently sat down with Alberto Salazar, one of the top distance runners in American sports history.
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“People think of Dickens as that old guy with the beard that’s not relevant. And he is relevant! In fact, I think of him as sort of like Jon Stewart, he uses wit,” said Diana Archibald, a Dickens scholar. Dickens was born 200 years ago, we look back on his trip to the famous mills of Lowell, Massachusetts in 1842.
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